Will Robins talks with Andy Matthews from Neuropeak Pro about the critical role of breathing in golf performance. Andy, a former professional golfer, shares his insights on how breathing techniques can help manage stress and improve physiological responses on the course.

He discusses his experience teaching precision breathing to PGA Tour players and its benefits in high-pressure situations. Will reflects on the challenges of consistent breathing practice and its potential to enhance mental focus and performance for golfers at all levels.

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About Andy Matthews:

DIRECTOR OF GOLF PERFORMANCE
Andy Matthews is the personal breathing coach to notable champions Jordan Spieth, Keegan Bradley, Madelene Sagström, and more than 90 other tour professionals from around the world.  With a decade of professional golf experience and an official worldwide win as a Neuropeak Pro client, Andy offers invaluable insights into maximizing performance through proper breathing.

Featured on The Golf Channel, by esteemed media outlets and podcasts, and at numerous coaching summits around the country, Andy’s expertise continues to be recognized industry wide.

Passionate about helping individuals and teams reach their competitive peak, Andy’s implementation of Neuropeak Pro’s method to mental performance training will resonate with golfers of every level.

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In this episode of Golf in the Life of, host Will Robins welcomes back Jason Baile,  a seasoned golf coach who shares their approach to coaching and mentoring. Baile emphasizes the judicious use of technology, the importance of a thorough assessment process, and the role of imposter syndrome in personal growth. Professional golfer Brad Faxon makes a brief appearance that you won’t want to miss. Faxon reflects on their career, including working with Darren Clarke, and values continuous learning, evidenced by their evolving coaching framework and the documentation of their experiences. The episode highlights the coach’s humility and dedication to the sport, as well as their impact on players and fellow coaches.

About Jason Baile: Jason Baile is a highly accomplished golfer, serving as the PGA Director of Instruction at Jupiter Hills Club. He has earned recognition as a Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher in America, a GOLF Magazine Top 100 Teacher in America, and received prestigious awards such as the 2018 Carolinas PGA Teacher of the Year and the 2022 South Florida PGA Teacher of the Year.

About Brad Faxon: Brad Faxon, an eight-time PGA TOUR winner, was known for his exceptional skills on the greens, leading the TOUR in putting average three times in his career. He represented the U.S. in the 1995 and 1997 Ryder Cup teams and achieved four top-10 finishes in major championships. Beyond his playing career, Faxon has become a respected putting coach for both PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour players. He also received the 2005 Payne Stewart Award, recognizing his embodiment of character, charity, and sportsmanship in professional golf.

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In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, host Will Robins talks with golf coach Jason Baile about the intricacies of coaching high-level players. They delve into Jason’s experience with Lucas Glover’s transformation, overcoming the yips, and the journey to regain confidence. Jason shares a personal story of a coaching mistake, highlighting the importance of understanding a player’s abilities and focusing on pre-swing fundamentals. The discussion also covers adapting coaching strategies to individual player needs, setting realistic goals, and the evolving role of golf coaches.

About Jason Baile: Jason Baile is a highly accomplished golfer, serving as the PGA Director of Instruction at Jupiter Hills Club. He has earned recognition as a Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher in America, a GOLF Magazine Top 100 Teacher in America, and received prestigious awards such as the 2018 Carolinas PGA Teacher of the Year and the 2022 South Florida PGA Teacher of the Year.

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In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, we welcome back Randy Smith, a golf instructor, who shares his insights on what he looks for in young golfers who have the potential to become elite players. He also recommends some books and courses for developing coaching skills and emphasizes the importance of being an artist on the golf course. The conversation then shifts to the importance of learning how to shape shots and control ball flight, and why Texas produces so many good golfers. The episode also discusses the use of technology in golf instruction, the importance of flow and rhythm in a golf swing, and attitude in golf.

About Randy Smith: The esteemed Head Golf Professional at Royal Oaks Country Club in Dallas, with an illustrious career spanning over four decades. A recipient of the President’s Plaque 16 times, Randy’s impressive accolades include being named the National PGA Professional of the Year (1996), National PGA Teacher of the Year (2002), and an inductee of the PGA Golf Professional Hall of Fame in 2005. Renowned as one of America’s top 50 Best Teachers by Golf Digest and a member of the prestigious Top 100 Teachers by Golf Magazine, Randy has coached a roster of notable PGA Tour Professionals such as Justin Leonard, Martin Flores, Harrison Frazer, Ryan Palmer, John Rollins, and D.A. Weibring of the Champions Tour.

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The Golf in the Life of podcast features Randy Smith, a renowned golf instructor who has taught some of the best players in the world. Randy shares his unique journey into coaching, the importance of communication and building rapport with players, and the significance of understanding a player’s DNA to create a shot. He emphasizes the need for quality lessons over quantity and finding a balance between work and family life. Randy also talks about the importance of transitioning from the range to the golf course and not getting in the way of a player’s natural talent. The podcast aims to provide practical advice and inspiration to help listeners succeed in the golf industry.

About Randy Smith: He is the esteemed Head Golf Professional at Royal Oaks Country Club in Dallas, with an illustrious career spanning over four decades. A recipient of the President’s Plaque 16 times, Randy’s impressive accolades include being named the National PGA Professional of the Year (1996), National PGA Teacher of the Year (2002), and an inductee of the PGA Golf Professional Hall of Fame in 2005. Renowned as one of America’s top 50 Best Teachers by Golf Digest and a member of the prestigious Top 100 Teachers by Golf Magazine, Randy has coached a roster of notable PGA Tour Professionals such as Justin Leonard, Martin Flores, Harrison Frazer, Ryan Palmer, John Rollins, and D.A. Weibring of the Champions Tour.

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In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, Will and Lorin Anderson discuss the current state of the golf industry amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. While some golf pros may believe that the industry will continue to thrive despite the economic downturn, they suggest that golf instructors should not become complacent. They delve into the ways in which the pandemic has affected the growth of the industry and what they are seeing from their perspective and from the professionals they’re talking to. Additionally, they touch on the importance of recognizing what is truly valuable to clients during this time.

About Lorin Anderson: Founder of Proponent Group and a golf industry veteran with over two decades of experience as the Managing Editor for Instruction at GOLF Magazine. Lorin’s expertise in golf instruction and business has helped numerous talented golf instructors grow their businesses and teaching skills. He is also a co-author of the GOLF Magazine’s Complete Book of Golf Instruction and has made over 60 TV appearances covering golf equipment, instruction, and professional tours. Join Lorin on our podcast as he shares his wealth of knowledge and insights into the world of golf instruction and business.

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In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, host Will Robins interviews Lorin Anderson, the owner and founder of Proponent Group, a golf instructor networking organization. They discuss the role of Proponent Group in the golf industry and share valuable insights and data gathered over the last ten years on the revenue that golf instructors can bring to a club.

About Lorin Anderson: Founder of Proponent Group and a golf industry veteran with over two decades of experience as the Managing Editor for Instruction at GOLF Magazine. Lorin’s expertise in golf instruction and business has helped numerous talented golf instructors grow their businesses and teaching skills. He is also a co-author of the GOLF Magazine’s Complete Book of Golf Instruction and has made over 60 TV appearances covering golf equipment, instruction, and professional tours. Join Lorin on our podcast as he shares his wealth of knowledge and insights into the world of golf instruction and business.

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In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, host Will Robins speaks with coaches Rick Sessinghaus and Josh Alpert, two instructors with a wealth of experience in the game. The two discuss their work in developing the FlowCode, a tool to help players channel the right state of mind to achieve success in golf. They discuss how Rick worked with world number one Colin Mora Cowan from a young age and tell the story of Colin’s extraordinary shot at the 2020 PGA Championship, emphasizing the importance of being aware of the variables in order to make decisive decisions.

About Dr. Rick Sessinghaus: He is the Director of FlowCode Golf Academy and lifelong swing and golf mental game coach of Collin Morikawa. Rick is an expert on mindset principles that affect performance both on and off the golf course and has helped top junior, collegiate, and professional golfers reach new levels of performance. He is also a sought-after speaker and trainer for companies looking to improve motivation, focus, confidence, and execution.

About Josh Alpert: Josh Alpert, a PGA member and FlowCode Golf Master trainer, has been teaching golf to players of all ages and skill levels for over 20 years, with a focus on junior programming. He has taught over 40,000 individual and group lessons and leads seminars on “Golf Fitness” and “Mental Training”. As the founder of Good Swings Happen Junior Golf Academy, Josh is dedicated to promoting a positive attitude and is a recipient of the 2018 SCPGA Youth Player Development Award.

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In this episode of the Golf in the life podcast, the guest speaker, Mike LaBauve, discusses the short game evaluation tool he uses to help his students set goals to improve their scores. Tour players often find it too easy and set additional challenges to deepen the game.

Setting goals for the short game score helps golfers reduce their handicap, and the short game course takes around 12 minutes to complete. The speaker suggests that golfers should practice regularly and compete with each other to improve their scores. His students have achieved success by competing against each other on the short game course almost daily. They emphasize the importance of putting in the reps to improve your short game and maximize your scoring potential on the course.

Overall, this episode provides valuable insights into how golf instructors can use short game evaluation to help their students improve their game and shoot lower scores.

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About Mike: Mike LaBauve is the Director of LaBauve Golf at Talking Stick Golf Club and The Roaring Fork Club. He started his career as an assistant to Jack Lumpkin in 1981 and later became a prominent teacher and player, winning several awards for teaching and playing. Mike is a former college golfer from LSU who is passionate about helping his students play better golf.

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In this episode of the Golf in the Life of podcast, Will Robins discusses the best short game assessment for golfers looking to improve their scores. The assessment is so effective that the University of California’s golf team used it for their qualifying rounds. He interviews Mike LaBauve, the creator of the short game assessment.

Mike explains how he came up with the assessment in 1989 and how it has helped countless golfers improve their game. He talks about the eight holes included in the assessment, which test a golfer’s ability to make short putts, long putts, chip shots, pitch shots, bunker shots, and wedge distances.

The assessment also includes a scoring system that adds up to a par of 72.
Will emphasizes how the assessment can help golfers identify their weaknesses and improve their scores.

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About Mike: Mike LaBauve is the Director of LaBauve Golf at Talking Stick Golf Club and The Roaring Fork Club. He started his career as an assistant to Jack Lumpkin in 1981 and later became a prominent teacher and player, winning several awards for teaching and playing. Mike is a former college golfer from LSU who is passionate about helping his students play better golf.

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Coach Will Robins and James Sieckmann jump right into his advice for creating an effective online product:

-Don’t do it too early, make sure you’re extremely confident of a certain topic.
-Look at it as the end user. What is their first step?
-Go through each building block and scenario
-Keep it digestible

They also discuss choosing your students, aligning mindset with behavior, the brain and stress response, as well as his greatest teachers and one book he’d recommend.

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